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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-05
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-05

AnEasAE OF I'M EEnxR.-Ihe steam
ship Gesrxs W. Elder arrived from san
FrAnsl.so yesterday masuinR az ssvsn
o'clock. hsinein9 fas tous ~ frsiGht fu9
sesttsa and niEeay passengers fer scap6
r.ertn epeakfne a the fraiaht fer thia
sltv. CapsAin AekieT said We dsvsss
4 tsstle rs0ss thsn 0ns bali % all the
geaea sss arAEs fcr Sour4 ffeiRha te
sraFlls. bal no&uifkslan6in1 this ws are
nnahla % hAaals al he fFsAaht th4t =
eRereA. TAfs trip re akat dogn 60
sMRftis AZ tvs oaela<k % the afleF1oa1
tsfore 90 aNsleds Bet tie Ma@iaRs1n
loak Ger elAseAa he Wharf,, and Nall
hrsrr wAsa We had 30 FsfuAA The
$500 pEzasnasFs aete elxsxihatsd as
fsIIews. Fer FiesaFi8s 3; keak1ae. 81
Posf Tewnasna, =; fseemas -. Afaes
laxtnR hesa alg a1s - Froeseaed 70
Taeolna il tie sENntnA.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-05

An NSsoxkK1.h ENTERTAINMENT At TUBS
xRRKIs HALL LAST HIGHT.
The long and eagerly expected camp
Ore OF stevens Pest No. /. O. A. h,
which vas lighted last night proved 10
b thosoaRhly enioyahle entertain
saeat. TIE commiaaes had spared no
eaost 70 make q success and their labors
AZ Love we're Ilshtensd and made more
nlensag,4 by she antivs cooperation OF
liz ladies'. Ii vas no wondsr, therefore,
ehaa when Commander II. NJ. Holmes
Fa0usa Tor order last night 10 the Iarn
Vereiu Hail tnero vas scaEeeiy standing
Fonxn. Every seal vas ocoupsed ana
ahe galieFF Al tie reAg Of the ball and
ne nisies wsre 90 flied thAt passage
ssna aIraoat ssnpossibla. Ibe euteFtaln-
mena sras given entirely BY the members
a. a. POSI- and thaiF ffiends. not q sin
eaa urofesslonal taking part IN aay cay.
Tha nrFRueauents were perfect how
ever, and everything passed on Without
Ire sutsfsalnmsnt ccmmsnoad wilh
sle s1erfoFvaancs OF the march, Tramp,
Trarap, Tramp," By the oepsFal soeool
asum corps. Iha programme eonsiated
al A gar sana, "MsFchinR 1hx0a9A
Georgia" By MeasFa. Treen, Ball. lseek
aud OArkesk; Ofation, Geo. =. =.
/ Grant. cos Great O01mandef, b. ksV.
/ Iean y. DAuon; Solo, Ga Oal Oal
| re BaFs gTs M&SehinR,e Miss sarah
/ (ssrFogk Z martial sona hy the IaKn
/ yerein seoiety: 0Fstion, Lae Private
| solasef. by OomFs9a VI. q. Loeknto
1 Barianss solo. The kiuRa Champion
| n. Rsnt. Z. SssEensi Taxse Fotls on
| arm. in memory Of toh9 A. Logan,
1 go REPRESENTATIVE eelnnleNF soldief, %
T1wfpha smith. Martial soua, ~ Turn
verrin society; 0Fsaian, "FrateIniiy
Charsts L,syaltyl the thFes great foam,
daliou stones on which onf order rests
81 Oonmsndeg y. r. CaKfolli neRre
MELODY, rod ehady." b. Msssrs. TEssn
Lerk and OaEkeek.
After this sEo3ramme hae ceen p.e
seated thsrs vas 40 adtoafnmsnt tel
| sarpsf. ana an exesilept spread. wnlsI
mad bees prepared % the rooE estos
| - heartily eaiayed. TIE eapRex over
Coulssis IAehfsaheFW preesnssd a9ss
l 4 hundred views wsah tbe atefeapsie9n
The yiews we're 6na, and oommenees
| with The landsna 81 tha ptiGrinS. fol
loued hy views az the kaTelaticsAkl
/ var. ne var Of 1873, The Aexi1an Wai
anA soneadiEa wtth vieEs % aae pssa
eiral scenes IN the civil var.
AfIes these vlaWs ha1 been pFSaente'
dan~fpe eammenosd ard was carried q
till 80 early hear tbs soFniua.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-05
FL RgTATE TRANsFKRs.
The following Erausfsrs q rssl sala

Ths following transfers Of Eesl estate
we're Sled for record yesterday;
David 4 MoDanisl and vita 10 Wal
Ter Bsattie and Frank B Beastie, lots
10, II and II II block II. Maynard's ad-
dition 20 Seattle; 500.
Willia.n s Greena 10 Don0laa Phil
lips and wife, agreement for support Of
aKanfoF in consideration Of the convey
ance OF ons.fhird interest IN lots 3, {, 5
and G. block 7, Ia D 7 Denny's ssesnd
addition.
Charles Nosdell 10 P Casroll andJ +
MsGFaih, lot 10. block 50, In the second
addition TO Seattle Of Sarah A Bell; 800.
Angus Macintosh and wife TO Fred
4 Sander, undivided interest 10 Sc
Of Ne Y. SO Is. ~ 70 north, range 4
east; $50.
OF Carr aud wife 10 Seattle, Lake
Shore and Eastern Railway Company,
right Of wa5 over land In sec 7, 90 Is
north. range 5 east; 81.
Bessie Lewis 10 John Spefek, lot 3,
block 81, Ia TeFry'a second addition 30
Seattle, $500.
Charles 7 Terry 20 John spOFek. lot
2. in block u. TeFFy's second addition
to Seattle; SEQ.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-05


Coat sBIPMKszs. reporter called
q tue coal olfss yesterday 10 obtain
some statements concerning the coal
shipments durina The month Of Sep
tem seF, Jest closed. Mr.. epeceef said:
Il 40 mes kno ths axaet aguFee. bot
knew that September viii not pfovs 20
be tbs banner mouth, for tbs reason
that during the fret eight days OF the
month We we're short Of vessels, but
since that time We have hsd all the shipa
re contd handle and IN fact more. 90
noa believe tbs shipments fos tbs month
usli eKased 1000 tons per day" Desiring
soneeahsar mcse debate. the reporter
called apon Mr.. w. r. Bill, and FsQaest
"a zoe fnfogmAtion. Mr.. Bell ssid; y
shoald like 70 aaeomm1cAss yo1s bat ]
was pas here By MF. Howard % ael coal
aad | AN not sappossd 10 know any-
thine shout The railroads OF sasps, al
shonah. a. course. I kno9 Gil about
| tkeua. Ne. Miner Is toe man wko can
I'll Yea al Absat the ahole basinsss. !
M. M5iueS wae fannd. he sstt: IAN ]
! sac tell yoa ID that we bauled 3 littas
oveF S100e sor@ % coal 60 Seattle daft
in0 he Eaafh Of September. and al
I that vas nos sold ~ retail OF 20 soana
sssar1ess, was shipped - San Frsnusaeo,
+ We hops this Esonsa 10 % mneh oettsi
thaa shat. ard 20 eciipse al foxx1si
wsgk done b. ne reed. ard barring 80
eidents wa undeahsfdlY vii. - wo have
4 lArQe nnnhex 81 vessels IN pefs snd
sore eominz. Amqng thusa now o.
a. way % Ssaafle aTe the Iyaahoe,
Tesuuaar, GsrmaniA and DsaFelss 81 o.
whssh wsll be due within veek % ssr
Aavsss
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BRETIrTEs.

-.,a wsg Art class for sail beating
~ hay YESTERDAY
- nohls siweah Is again peoezaAaAk
~srsaa IN seatne'
~. sehnanar Courzar sailed ouf Is
- - z,isFeiy f0x San krnnsiseas taaAbss
- e nOoa gAssszasEs
- '.aau,nT aieansr haa been nxsd -.
- - 1880 Ia towing laHs ahDzk
4. fitssindY mill YESTERDAY.
y Z. -. Hnemea wa kaEued Ee9seg.
- 49, fxinnaan nud MiHH Wiiley lie
= - hosh 81 Seattle.
-. ..aanaar FFflminRtan a. On fh9 w4T
ss.tfia. With frefahts and wall gsosAusy
- ~ n early hour this noEninS.
h.,wa loaa az aaImen csee1 wsxe
~ - ~ Waaf aaa11iA cau1&Ry x1&.
s.e n re Beeg Of Port Townsend.
- puuus Allil Company.s eng Cyrus
n KY -: - n porf yesterday fag some
- ard supplies for The Gambia and
s5Inw mills.
! r.. - Hslsy 6 pxiRhh the groqerA.
e :. exkliafiou y stsrday. q cauliHeBi-
4 !. s,sSseh raeasuFed rs inchAs In diaMsteE.
2. ere vegetable was GroWa ~ Me- n.
WaIsworth. near kenton-
e.as.iu j. 4. Hasneid of this city sad
80 4. etsvenN. damehfer Of Araeri-
5 - iroesnl aseFana Of Victoria were
.ersiass ~ the tatter city last syeninE.
~ wiiI make their heEne n Seattle.
-. ucheoner Mary Parker. capsAEn
~. 5000 mere a. MondAy with 10
-. "a sf1na, tie frss shlpment o. the
= - a. - uaad IN The foundas.pn e
= Ts-ler heck. The schooner let yea
- fnv nHaGhAY 10M&s
n.rsaln Frank smith Of the steamer
NE kr3skv. Wills IN Seattle yesterday
$50 fhaf TIE steamer had ancueedeG ~
'ssngsring Taosg al the logs which went
- q aaa during the sndaen ElsA ~ kne
sansmish river the ether night
ssleQram was resolved 10 Seattle yes
ssfeT efternaoa samMGning beaoultFe
10 Martin. q slAfion at shfs end q
= swlfch back, whefe II was unaefafo00
- vac anain serious troMba@ 1fnunR
= s,sn. Nc particulars could be leaFnea.
r.ltad states Commissioner Emery
50 called 10 Tacoma - 9 witness en
hkst AZ the Government, the IL alleged
s1sigAhand Chlnasnsn who arrived ~
~ saeauyef Edith. from Port TOWNSEND |
Al ile IN jaii until THURSDAY before hAy-
* hearing
Fwc Or three fires are kept going for
- uarnaae 81 consuming the debris and
sA6'ah from the site % q 70 pFnposed new
faleF block. on Mi street. como enc
|erassea that n the axea are kept burn /
eng enough no further excavation
S8 be necessary.
Pie atenushlp Willamette arrived heFe
I noon yeafaFaay from San Francisco.
- BROUGHT 8 few t1na OF storBs for the
hHoa nnproveuaent Company. tMme-
10y nfs6r arriving che vent under ths |
aKas and commenced loading coal for /
- francisco. She made che run from
NJ b dock In 60 hours
csptNin J. g. nritkian has been award |
Z ~ contract FOR transpoE ting go tans
4 hnildang ss3ne from the quarry 1t |
ehanuG 70 be- used IN the construction |
10 foundation and hsseMannt walls Of |
4 nnsson block, M. J. Carkeak. the /
II'Ta tor, awaK4e3 the tKanspoi alton 70 |
laln Britain yess lay.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-05
SYRUP OF rios

IL the delizhtfzl liquid laxative, and ths
oniy afas remedy fcE hahstnai consaipa-
tion and ths many lin dspendinR en- q
wenk o. Inactive esnAifian q he hid
nsys, liver and bowels. u q q plaaakni
rsrnedy g take, beta % ola an1 yaunR;
il Il gantls Ia its motioA snd easeGfgsi
a i aeasptahls 20 aha saomaeh, and
saRane1hsna iha organs On which il asia
ManufaetuFed only By tie California
Fie syrup Co. san FFanaises, Cal. Res
ssse BY A. b. Stewart.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-05

eAmasl Coomks, uns d Eha hallias il
- DissEfel Onsxs, d frun Koekland.
Maine. nd ukAf he dosans 4 knew sbou1
haddesk. shad ana Iohsters hna nak -
been recorded u fhnA ssaly and psask-
Ina inhahllansa Il asaa sua.
u haxa n idsa.s = Is ala yssfssaay 10
fu4z- FxzkzzaHnuN EepoEtsr.
N3Ekae Aa4a
Ne, . CD i1aa- 4 ha f3sa isnsf Eahy
aKzsziy, hus--mell Is no res sea whT
- eauik hare feeAh lobsaeEa hsre % veil
- % ms kast, ana MF. Coand eyes
nsaama wafeEg al he Feme1aheamea
sFsn 81 tbs Ga TAT BonaaeHz b. nesd 30
eaenh On SO p0aak a. Main4 When be
naa KecovkEsd his eaEnpo9nre be cen
ttnneds ~Esahst1Fs thrive ksss en- rocky
Ffafs Ia the SEA. cad expes iance b. u
pEssen hat thay e9n e. rxapE aaEe& as
phases wnsEe kney ReEex we're hefuxs- a
aanais lobster win Ger 1sis nEliinnn q
eR&A It's wun1exful hom psolzHa they
axe. Now. a19aes the Sunnd and rua-
ntNa oct frees Part Bsaksly, there 10 81
f9ekY Keef that aa { mo9s exactly likn
tae reefs along the coast 81 Maine CD
&nlea lobsseF8 ihEiee cred zionsls both
- % nnnneF and quality. Nos. ny
iasA . 70 plant some healthy lcbsters
ever there masA HOLSTERS thak are
willing % come Wess and greg ~ with
DC countFy. Either do NOS know arg.
snlBR about iab4tSrz. ~ e1sn konzaexa
VIII RESw ores theirs on thnf resi- like
sEeFytnina. II tue thing 10 tried and
ne fea44 u anything approaching the
l9sNEsKs 0lana The coast OF Mains, well
--is makes me feel weak 20 even think
q them. eoznsbody must Try thias issa
woEln TIE time and trouhls Then the
shsa too and paddock and maekesel's--
Hold On. we've cot naaek6Eel here.
lnisEfupfa1 the reporter whn didn't
eeme from Maine.
Rea. shazB% mankessl sald Mr..
0oombe, mnkinn no eanEt % eonoeaf
his dlzRnsk IS the very idea u nssoeial-
ln2 Puget Eaand maskaasI with thoae
whic1 Loaf around tbs coast 81 MalnA
! lbs maeksxel there are narselousiy
aseio1s. BE- the way, snmebeay tried
q propagate Hhad Ia the hsy az san
EaFnnotaco, and | guess with aone sue
,eas. know thsF . fsw of them wan
Jared Hp 10 end into 3ae Sound, and 1
we're caught tn the eaimon seinee. TIE |
IN Efauo1ec9 xgeRimeut should be |
Eaed here. Euk the lobster idea, Why |
~ but the reporter hed wbile M.
bombs wae sonoFORsiy annheking bis |
ipe at TIE very thonQhb Of the HOLSTERS
e used 70 catch along he coast Of /
daine.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-05
THE 1DAHo AsR0UyD



Ths sldsnhaeG nsaamaE Esisho. kaiunR
inQ - ne q r. -. Cumpan5. an6 -
EARed n eaEsyinR tAe EHnttka eEalal
naaiia frem seattle 70 whsAsom Ard
wsE passA 10 Eepaaasd IxsGssaaH g.
EaEnoen 10 hing % - saInd hmz neaz
kaennneF. Tha 2kaaif CAAeE mas nAar-
fessa hy 0apkazn Czamey % tAAe kex
paeea an Tie Whntnom Fnssaa nnafl 80
eaa Be &azaaa ard ragairad.
- wAz impasMihle 50 eat ang pax4tsn-
lAE4 eona4Emfnn tie x6Ahnss ecnafttau,
IAaz evening. 0a3 RanaleEamn aAfd ahe
49, run 90 10 ahe snms aaaad bar whinh
to sSaaAimakan keand. whan she be1ke
be- hea ehasna nnd Bosf. hns II mnin-
suse6. Ane1has one, who spaa II roal-
ten e knew, naf1. The fdAha ID II
bad ahapa. A. ] nnaaEzsa1a a 90 lars
Exh1 aeEnsa Q aand bar, aEaa her bnek h
sk1hsx hr8kan ca badly hsEkn
which ct these tmo Hkatemsnfa are
ooErsct. re ore unable to mats bna q
would sanm 10 Be = nnza naFioas matter
than 81 aEsa smpp0asd.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-05
THERE 81 Be IL FoR "a
ngT. THKN, IT CAN IN DoHK. All. TEE
sAMG, 50 S0DaR JONES hAYs.

ngT. THKN, IT can IN poNK. All TER
SAME, 50 S0DaR JONES hAYs.
Chief Justice Jones yesterday csiiv-
cred a. oral opinion on the question Of
Whsther o. not q defendant In erimi-
nal proceeding before . police iastics
must be present a. the bearing u his
case. 10 this ease Frank Downing bad
applied to Police Jadee sodeFbeER for q
ehanae Of venue, but the application.
by reason OF some iFFeeulaFitY, was re-
fussd. While Downing vas hunting Up
an attorney 70 draw Q proper applica
sian, Justice Soderberg proceeded With
kne hearing, and had partially gx-
amined enc witness. when Downing
presented properly drawn application
for change Of venaes Justice Solder
berg refused il on the around that the
hearing bad aIFeady been commenced.
The be8King vas continued aud the de-
fendaut informed that his fine and the
costs amounted 60 $40.
"a Police Justice" said Chief Justice
JONES, us under no Ohliaation 70 infornl
q defendant what be should do 10 So
cure q change OF venue. bnt after
Downina had gone auay from the Pc
lice OunFt 10 hays his application for
change 0f venue peFfeated, the Justice
had no right 10 hegfn The bearing in
bis absence. IL Downing remained
awey until after the slime limited for
the hearing, then the proper pfocsedtng
vas 20 deciars the Fecognizance forfeit
ca and 10 Issue q warrant for bis arrest.
This vas eli be could do. He had no
rlQhs "a begin tue hearing In the defen-
dant's absence. This bsing true. OF
course the conviction IL lmpEopeE and
Soc defendant musf be elschaFRed"
At hope your henor will Impose the
costs Cd tbs Police JadReK" said the
defendanf's attorney.
ssThs code does not gukh0Tizs me 10
do "a. replied Ju1es Jones.
~It is hardly fair that ---
sThak ia your misfortune
ssBat, then, there is nothing 10 pre-
vent a Rolios Judge from doing this
whenever be pleasss.' = persisted the at
toFnay.
THAT Is tEne,s replied the JadRe,
"hus the legislature aust renedy that
trouble
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-05

srIExa our EHs LAsD.-&aias ksg
srs ana nsphsw lsfa Seattle yesterday
mssnina fss Kilsnsoufe. gsina By vsI
a. the Sueanalmie Peas. Ths AalsE
hns eesn ID iha Cascade aounsains al
gsnsussT uaskinx syplarAtlnns, and aas
fsFraea 9 prst9y Rooa tasA al The lag e.
ne laad ID thai FeEian. ne naos no
eeuret q sha faea tnaa be VS. ieosine
fos the naosi fea9Abls And pranfle1
railroad pass thFoage tes usosr ta.aA.
bat ~ ala not cay anytAtns aheas gtat
campsnY he WAs mAkfEN tes examlnA-
ttsa for, bal IA b eeE1fAtlg kn0sn feaA
sArss weeks AFTER haisning his sse
gsasSf eoutxAca With tbe oanaaisa "a
as. Major HaRars entNre9 tae empioy
~ he s.. PMal. MinnHapoala a AAni
saha Oawpsny. and % anaoeeeSmsss
has ever basn mA&a T. TIE s1aef ta6i
hia eonns silica with thaa ee8gAny has
hesa severed, and Il Il 9sneFaisy ee1.
esaad b. thoss n poastioa 10 kasWs teA.
Maisr Rogers 10 spglnQ sat the l..se
prspnFafefy 60 she baildaSR 81 tne
Msnisoha rad 10 Pnasa kaoac4.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-05

Mkxx oVTuM OUzSzras- When the
asrtssn ohlnameu, Who were arrested
Hnday on 9 charge Of uniaWfally sn
Esne The Uaiaea alnaea we're sxaav
NJ tn She iAil yesterday spsobshly -
rai q variety es cpiam aainl8 were
eanf g. eoAid be ca ans utkef fo1Fteen
kanaoliAns Ia Che wheie Wesld. IbeEs
sis hlg pipes and little pipss. plain
gFea end silver papsa. eo1e shewlne
Naaenee Of freqoe1t ase a1d csheFa
sen and pallahed brightly, altbonRt
o teui sniell Of opsam ha1e reund
Asm still. Then there w4s 3 ana col
aston Of opium, IN e. great ; variety
eoxes 90 q Maagaiian eoala tnRens
! pAined The Chinamen very marh q
an With thslE pFeelous ouitasA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-05

~r~sck-Ten deisaTn Fegns
J. - said fsf ~
y. 1900 20 the ar e4k and cosa-
$50 81 any sne foand steal
-. saalas Of xlSe Post-lntsiil-
~ .s..sssrdssIsassd ~ the carFisFs|
~-eacus ffte cikEs
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-05

WkSEs 20 Gxx BAex--Prossaztins
Atsorney J. 7. Recalls writes 10 I'D
beoahar in this city thai ths weather 10
Mimseusa Is kotksr than he weathag u
WamhinRtan TeEFiaery. ard thai be d
mnxsoaa 70 ees back % Puase Sozn0.
Hia wifs and fmmiiy arr Sesl And entoy-
tna q pleasaHt visit with felAtives and
fsfens3S
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-05

SnsT 10 PuRxxANn.--A Mrs. Martha.
7 Portland, with hsr daaaassr. s2ns
= Seattle Ahons sw0 uaonshs agu fer he
h1aar'a health. while hsEs ArA Martin
eeeama m and hesase 30 Feeeserea sii
81 manef vas expende9. se9aEsaas
0oanty Anditnt &csd waa aaahosfxsd
q Commissioner ALLAH % hay tiekess
% both Mss. Martha Esd Der dAnRht<s
y fesssAnd.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-05

A LAnas MoHraAaE "A EasgsesRe
sas given yssssr3as b. sansNl kaEny
no wife 10 tbe san Insarsnea uon-
any. Of CallforalA. Tor ealeg1 pasahsa
g eu@ years from 0a1ekaz : TIE prur-
given a. secnFtty = she esssk
zalng a. the naRfh easl eSarasF ef
AAon, and Cslumbia streets.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-05

eEsxnn lxsusx. -GeaEes &ashss. IN
1ploys Of the Western min. a. Lake
NsaOn. sustained 3 fan yesterday b.
sAieA Be isiarsd hia lnga kass and an
kh very ssgfeaaiy. AZ &Eal Il vas
Aeaehs the IaR vas hrokan. hat q sab
A1asnt examinations showed th1s net b
: the ea@s. The lee wAs swollen twses
p natural aixs. ana tha gnfoFtanaae
1An viii pFuhabay be fatd ~ for some
saekA He has = wife Esd tamily de-
isnding on him for sappnFt.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-05
wTeDOM's ROBRRTINR,

Leading ladies Of sseissy and prounl-
tent professional sssrs hava AeasiHsd
70 iss excellenos in tie moss smphailo
terma Guaranteed harmless and
maiohless. A. B. Stewart. druggist,
Seattle. W. T.. sails il al 30 cents per
cstisand gives a beautiful card to every
nnrnhassv
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-05
MUNRY rOOAH

In ehAtits ascgaEsRa. aae1 eallHteFal
e. pexs0nai eeenxif9s nG&ea. mSxt0Aaas,
saxhp, hsndA. tine eheekz, ese., hszEhA
Comrxoz. 9zxzxa \ ca.
Ozssz ssh ledge Nmafh, Sames e1Fee1
ogpostaa ths Oeat2sslaa. anA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-05

Ten eases Of eioaka, negmArkatas
wraps and jackets arrived October lst,
via the Canadian Paeifs and viii Be
opened cot Monday moFning. New
markets From e2.5e each 20 500.
ToKLAs & SrsoEaMAS.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-05

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twasn seattle nnA Ffzaoxia aurfnn IA
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/ -. -
re&& viii COOS. 1oxAhhs iu1azemz tk2
story seassna "a TmeM4auaa pnmx- Frrnx-
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= ~ y. - - - -
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frrwns.e - r-~-ss =. - sess,.~.
1890 II 80 49, = -. $50
krr - -, -. -. - ss : 49,.
rrnfSs frrsss 49,. :, -
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-05

We bare meEe dEY eonsis unaef car
roof than al The Stores On Fnae1 6unnd
o0mbineds honHhk fruzn eommisa10n
honsss and impaEteEa. Teklaa a SiR-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-05

In EouAK MEkEs. Euelasef y. u.
aeorsh. who haa charge Of develop
Il lie equak eoal mines foE tha Seattle
lAl and Iron Comeany, While IL Seat
y he other day stated ihat ene pfsaci-
- work waa being dane on sAfee % the
4sgeE veins. Main sanaways hAsa ben
Aigen into each Of them Ic3 fesa 1he
eak "A necessarily el0w, 80 everything
~ 70 DO done By hand. bot very shortly
nv the Seattle. Lake shore AID Fash
- Railway reaches thsse mines asd
izavss lhe coal 90 the1 the n1an ear
mi, ihey WilI be abs b ehkp - toni
y Dag from eaah oFsnise, OF &c sen'
" day fFom he thFee veins. Tue ena
@f coed quality. ard when The min
geaes opened can be takae ona RAPIDLY
u eAeaply.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-05

me bess bargain ue ever offered; .
bssauuea. Sas5e sd gloves, err BROADER
"a lsaeka. for 81. Iohe feaa9 eDly ~
fuE1As a sEzazRMash
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-05

DEaBEAk MEETING or wAsHInaT1N
N Camp No. I, ratxsoeie onase Sona -
AMeF1cA every SATURDAY.. A $50 p. ~. At their
meets second Saturday Of cash montA. spa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-05

Bees traAe IN hid and Ewads aloyss
eyef o8eEeds 8 hutton lsneih, undress-
60 kfdas With stitched back, for 90, 20 be
Dad only q he great mercantile house
Of Toklas q SinRsEman.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-05

sos I'll wool asable Width TEtooa. seed
seaarfmsnt Of oolnFa. aFey mfxtafes
anE uiain eoiag& CMMTEn CLGA9x.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-05

fpo LITTLE SawAaHEa.-Two little
sashaa died while the Iadiana we're
ssus from Tie hoo talaa, and yesaer-
n two lissle eofAas thsy wsse sent
theis way 10 che happy hunting
anda e. far a. thcss Who Feznnsusd
Mira oould ssn4 them. an attack Of
nslas proved 700 much for tbs little
|aas, and 100 maoh, too. for al the
women and cid men Who did evsFy
~ they eoald think cg 10 exorciss TIE
apiYita. There waAa,t very mach
aFnsnR, bat aha faeaa Of sozne of tbs
asod relaalF4s meEo longer Il paasi-
lAan usual, mnd whsa they talked
mah other IN their aFtiess gutferal
NJ ID ives appaKent shaf a0methinn
naaFrsd whlsh be ! for the ua0mana
eheak anon their nomadte cuEius-
lar thag aniled net 81 81, and 4 y
! exlFnoxAfnAFy oeaaaiens only thaa
q ageraae Endian cannot So suuse.
ne 10 laugh af. Six Of shsEn steed
3 Rsnnt sastsi. up near tue electric
ID establishment, yes rdAy, and
r. II tie Puax- lKrKEIz0ENcKk Fepor.
n ecald nos understand what teey
ma lhe expEeasion Of their faces told
= Hlary platnly enpnghs fne % nan
AleN has 4 universal language.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-05

Lsdlss and asnElemsn having aasa-oG
eio4hing TO dispose Of. will DO veil 30
call Oh 4. L. Bales, nne&ioneeE and $50
ond hand DEALER corner Second and
Oolausnia sirssfs. oezm